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Nathalie P. Scheffer research papers, 1940–1965

The collection primarily contains research notes about Russian art and iconography.

Early archaeological projects associated with Thomas Whittemore, approximately 1910–1939

This collection contains papers, photographs, and drawings dating from the 1910s through the early 1930s that relate to excavation projects conducted in Egypt ...

Hayford Peirce research papers and photographs, 1883–1946

Peirce’s papers consist almost entirely of photographs, newspaper and magazine clippings, and drawings. This collection of research materials reflects his ...

Miodrag Marković and Dragan Vojvodić photographs of churches in Serbia and Macedonia, 2008

Photographic documentation of churches in Serbia and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

Robert L. Van Nice fieldwork records and papers, approximately 1936–1989

This collection documents the architectural survey of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, Turkey, conducted by Robert L. Van Nice from the late 1930s to the 1980s.

Paul Hetherington photographs of Greece, approximately 1960–2001

This collection primarily documents Byzantine and Medieval architecture throughout Greece in photographs by Paul Hetherington taken between 1960 and 2001.

Index of Medieval Art, 1917–present

The Index of Christian Art is a thematic and iconographic index of early Christian and medieval art objects to 1400 begun at Princeton University in 1917.

Edward Eliopoulos photographs of Mani, Greece, 1958–1980

The collection comprises 106 photographic prints by Edward Eliopoulos documenting Byzantine churches in Mani, Greece.

William Earl Betsch photographs of architectural capitals in Istanbul, 1970

The collection contains 55 rolls of negatives and 1 notebook from Betsch’s survey of architectural capitals in Istanbul, Turkey.

Josephine M. Harris research papers and photographs, approximately 1950s–1970s

The collection consists of Josephine M. Harris’s documentation of Coptic architectural sculpture from the site of Oxyrhynchos, Egypt (3rd–6th century CE).